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Woodlands Manor Farm is in the parish of Morwenstow (Cornish: Logmorwenna) in North Cornwall, England, UK. The parish is on the Atlantic coast, about six miles (10 km) north of Bude and within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Morwenstow is the most northerly parish in Cornwall. As well as the church town (a hamlet called Crosstown famous for the Bush Inn and Rectory Tea Rooms), other settlements in the parish include Shop, Woodford, Gooseham, Eastcott, Woolley and West Youlstone. Morwenstow parish is bounded to the north and east by parishes in Devon, to the south by the Cornish parish of Kilkhampton and to the west by the Atlantic Ocean. The River Tamar has its source at a spring on Woolley Moor near the border with Devon.
All the holiday cottages and facilities are set in the middle of the 35 acre Woodlands Manor Farm estate. The estate also boasts a 15 acre ancient woodland, which is alive with wild flowers, birds and a meandering stream. The estate is also surrounded by unspoiled open countryside and beautiful walks and cycle rides. The land borders the Coombe Valley where the river enters the sea at the National Trust beach Duckpool, which is 1.5 miles away. The next nearest beach is Sandymouth which again is owned by the National Trust and is about 3 miles away. This is a huge sandy beach as the name implies with car parking, surf hire and a cafe on site. Other recommended beaches nearby include Summerleaze one of the two beaches in Bude which has sand dunes, a seawater swimming pool, a large car park and plenty cafes and Widemouth Bay (pronounced "Widmuth") which is 3 miles south of Bude and offers 2 stunning beaches stretching approximately 1.5 miles with excellent facilities and a number of surf schools.
The nearest village to the farm is Kilkhampton which has a small range of shops including a Co-Op and Spar as well as a post office, butchers, a toy shop, and takeaways for fish and chips, pizza and Chinese food. Kilk, as it is known to the locals, also has 2 pubs: The London Inn and The New Inn. Both offer local ales and home-cooked food.
Our nearest town is Bude, a mix of contemporary and old fashioned charm. There are two beaches and plenty of unique and locally-owned shops and a wide selection of individual restaurants, cafes and pubs to suit everyone’s budget and taste. Bude also has a canal with a cycle path and boat hire as well as one of only two working lock gates opening straight into the sea in the whole of Britain. There is also a links golf course with glorious sea views.